So I stayed here for work recently and I think it was a really lovely resort. We stayed in a three…read morebedroom apartment and each bedroom was a really generous size, there was a big living area and a large verandah. Two of the bedroom had ensuites so everyone got a separate bathroom (Which was key, considering there were 3 girls living together for 2 weeks - I am pretty sure this fact ensured that we didn't kill each other). Our room had a lovely view of the two pools outside and it is a really short walk down to the beach. There is also a couple of restaurants nearby (within walking distance) which made life easy (Though there was a kitchen in our apartment). Overall, I really enjoyed the place and I will definitely be back.

I was excited to discover a pub selling craft beer in Maryborough!…read more The Federal has a few taps with Alehouse beers, plus a good selection of craft stubbies. I was looked after by a friendly, helpful bar person, who seemed to have a good rapport with her regulars. My 'sweet lip, chips and salad' was a simple fresh pub feed. Good value for money.

The bus picked us up from The Dingo Bar, where we had breakfast, in the morning. We headed off to…read moreSandy National Park. The tour guide was amazing. He talked nonstop and kept us entertained. It's a bumpy ride along the sand path. It reminds me of the Indiana Jones ride in Disneyland. Our first destination was The Pinnacles, also known as the colored sands. We drove along the beach to the destination. You have the option of taking a scenic flight for 80AUD to see Fraser Island from above. It's about a 15-20 minute ride. It was such a nice day, with an amazing view of the ocean. Next, we went to visit the shipwreck area. The ship remains have been there for 81 years. My favorite part of the tour was the next stop, Eli Creek. You can walk along the creek or swim or float down the clear freshwater. It was like walking through the jungle. There are many scenic areas for photographs. We had a buffet lunch before heading off again. In the afternoon, we went on a rainforest walk. Then we went to Lake McKenzie for a swim. They had two standup paddles and inflatable tubes for us to use. That was really fun. There is a clear separation in the lake between shallow and deep water so you can get in the water even if you can't swim. They had snacks and tea for us before we headed back. The tour was wonderful. We did and saw so many things in one day. I had an amazing time.

Well worth the long drive up the beach we seen schools of bait fish and shadows of sharks , Awesomeread more

Small, simple and clean. There is no airline lounges. There's a coffee shop and a free phone…read morecharging station next to it.